So I have a function that has a long wait time during its computation. I have a endpoint that needs to call this function, however it does not care about the completion of the function.
public HttpResponseMessage endPoint
{
Repository repo= new Repository();
// I want repo.computeLongFunction(); to be called, however this endpoint
// can return a http status code "ok" even if the long function hasn't completed.
repo.computeLongFunction();
return Request.CreateReponse(HttpStatusCode.Ok);
}
// If I make the function async would that work?
public class Repository
{
public void compluteLongFunction()
{
}
}
Use the Task Parallel Library (TPL) to spin off a new thread.
Task.Run(() => new Repository().computeLongFunction());
return Request.CreateReponse(HttpStatusCode.Ok);
It doesn't look like computeLongFunction() returns anything, so try this:
Thread longThread = new Thread(() => new Repository().computeLongFunction());
longThread.Start();
return Request.CreateResponse(HttpStatusCode.Ok);
Declare the thread so that you will still be able to control its life-cycle.
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